So average dividen for Guiness is around 7-8% ?

Just throwing out a question here, how do you guys track your dividend payments? Manually? If you have a lot of different counters that pay dividends, and some of them (the REITs) might pay them quarterly, that's a lot of dividend payments to keep track of!

I use the CIMB's iTrade platform to buy the shares myself and while it lets me look at the dividend history of the stocks I currently own, it doesn't actual track which dividend payments I've qualified for.

I'm just curious about how the rest of you keep your financial records in order with a minimum of hassle.

Hmm, looks good but costs money though.

And to Jordy, why wouldn't you track your dividends? At the very least, surely you have to check that you're being correctly paid for the dividends that you're qualified for, right?

mind to hint what sector or what counters u invest......... :
DiGi to pay 80% of earnings as dividends compared to 50% currently

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...57&sec=business

from above article, it said that "DiGi also said it will raise more debt to “better work its balance sheet.” Such funds will be used for capital expenditure and repayments to shareholders."

Isn't that company with less debt or net cash, will be a good attraction company...?

And furthermore, it mentioned that to raise more debt to repay back to shareholders ....

I am confused on this raise debt to be more efficient in working capital...